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CBOT soy outlook: Seen lower on profit taking pressure
U.S. soybean futures are expected to drift lower Wednesday, stabilizing after recent advances on profit taking from investors.
CBOT soybeans are called to open down 3 cents to 5 cents.
In overnight trading, Chicago Board of Trade new crop November futures were down 4 1/2 cents at $14.52 1/2 a bushel.
Prices weakened overnight amid signs the fundamental rally is tiring, particularly without aid from external financial markets, according to a market note from brokerage and advisory firm INTLFCStone.
Soybeans have rallied over 12% in value in the past three weeks on declining yield prospects after facing dry August weather conditions during the crops' reproductive stage.
The recent influx of fresh investment capital into the market has priced in lower yield and production outlooks, and without new supportive news, traders are encouraged to take some profits off the table.
Industry analysts are concerned about slowing demand, with ideas China is buying from South America longer than usual triggering some selling overnight, according to a market note from Farm Futures, an agricultural publication.
Investors are also cautious of taking on added risk ahead of a long holiday weekend, yet traders remain nervous about soybean output after the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Aug. 11 slashed its estimate for yields and private forecasters consistently lower yield prospects.
Industry analysts are concerned about any drop in crop potential, particularly with new crop soybean end of year supplies already forecast at precariously tight levels by government forecasters.
The long-term outlook for the soybean markets is supportive, as shrinking yield prospects in the U.S. bode well for soybean prices, according to analysts at Barclays Capital.
Nevertheless, traders are mindful that soybean yields still have room to improve, as late season rains will help soybean pod filling, analysts say. Otherwise, traders will await the next round of private crop estimates leading to the next crop forecast from federal forecasters Sept. 12.
INTLFCStone will release yield and production forecasts Thursday.
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Love to take a straw poll of how many of your readers have actually heard of Siouxsie and the Banshees.
But if David Bowie can carol, anyone can.
Well, you can list one for 'actually have heard.'
How did you find this? I had no idea they did something like this.
Darn it, it's only available through the Amazon UK site, and I'm not allowed to purchase it. Off to contact my peeps in England.
I'm pretty sure I sent it to him. An author friend of mine on Facebook posts it every year, and I keep forgetting that it's my favorite carol of all time.
I've seen stranger…Barenaked Ladies did a version of "Hannukah, O Hannukah". There's surreal for you.
My favorite part is how Robert Smith is too goth to even pretend to play his cymbals. Cracks me up every time.
It's the furtive glancing around for me. '*&^%$ it guys, hurry up and finish the *&^%$ing song before someone I know sees me!' LOL
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literally every gangnam style dance is a cowboy dance. tf is a cowboy
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If you thought your kids were tough to get roused in the morning, check out this hilarious video of a dog that says, 'No!".
If you thought your kids were tough to get roused in the morning, check out this hilarious video of a dog that says, 'No!".
While Skywatchers were checking out the super moon this weekend in Dallas/Ft. Worth, some viewers captured a rare phenomena.
This Saturday morning, join us out at the Medical Center Hospital Farmers Market.
This morning I received a notice that the horrible 'Kill Kendall Jones' page had been removed.
The recent rains in West Texas not only helps the plants, and also brings out the larger insects we only get to see for certain weeks of the year.
What happens when a young girl fakes her first period? Hilarity and a viral video!
Tragedy almost struck a family this afternoon as they tried to cross a dangerously flooded Wadley Ave. in Midland.
Occasionally, I post viral videos worth watching. Some are short, some are a few minutes long, but all of them are worth taking the time to watch.
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A beautiful woman. A savage betrayal. The perfect payback. But is revenge enough? Ollie Benson's computer program, Moviemaker.com, explodes onto the market, thrusting him into a world of glamour, fame, and fortune. He's extravagantly rich. But he's still obese and desperately miserable---until he meets a woman who loves him for who he is. Or so it seems. When the two people Ollie trusts the most betray him in brutal fashion, he constructs an elaborate plan for revenge. It's brilliant. It's perfect. There's just one glitch: Ollie is about to come face-to-face with the power of true, unconditional love. It could change his life. Or end it.
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At a recent conference on the Future of Places in the Argentinian city of Buenos Aires, the focus was on streets as public spaces and how they can drive urban prosperity. Planners, architects, academics, consultants, and social entrepreneurs from 50 nations discussed public space and placemaking from their own unique perspectives. There was plenty of diversity, and opportunities to explore placemaking projects in Buenos Aires, but all agreed that placemaking is really all about how we live. The challenge is connecting good decision-making to good policy. Read more.
Baroda Area Featured in League's New Placemaking Book
League staff and more than 70 Baroda-area residents gathered at the village's Round Barn Public House for a big celebration on Oct. 23. League CEO Dan Gilmartin commended Baroda for its revitalization efforts that earned the community a chapter in the League's new book, "The Economics of Place: The Art of Building Great Communities." State legislators also honored local officials. Read more.
Longtime Sterling Heights Mayor Richard Notte Dies
Richard Notte, mayor of the fourth largest city in Michigan, died Oct. 28. He enjoyed a long and productive career in Sterling Heights government, including 11 terms as mayor and 10 years on city council. In 2011, Notte was honored with the League's Michael A. Guido Leadership and Public Service Award. Read more.
Civic Engagement Offers Communities a Multitude of Benefits
Civic engagement is becoming a topic of conversation at all levels of government. It's good for the community, aids governmental capacity, and leads to better decision-making and policy implementation. Learn best practices in the League's Civic Engagement Guidebook. Read more.
Pop-up Placemaking Sparks Creativity and Engagement
Berkley took advantage of their annual Art Bash to plan an event showing show residents possible uses for an outdated downtown intersection. Along with the art fair, people enjoyed outdoor seating, sculptures, games and yoga, and offered feedback and more ideas. Read more..
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I just saw the Kostenbergers (author of the book Phil mentioned) came out with another book, this time by both Andreas, theology professor, and his wife Margaret, a professor of women's studies. They talk about it here: http://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/genesis-revelation-issue.
Rick I also heard the sermon from the single viewpoint. Your point about weekly devotions made me realize I should start having good habits now, before marriage, of gratitude and remembering what I have been given responsibility over.
I thought Sunday was terrific. It was great to see so many come out and celebrate with us; and the whole afternoon was fun. In my message, I shared a short history of Mercy Hill, which I'll reproduce here:
I was called by the New Jersey Presbytery in September of 2008 to begin a new church ministry in Gloucester County.
The problem was that, at the time, I lived in southern Arizona, had never lived in New Jersey, we had money, no mother church, and I had never planted a church before.
The good news was that we did have a couple of praying families and the blessing of Tenth Presbyterian Church, Covenant Presbyterian in Cherry Hill, and a big vision: to saturate Gloucester County with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
We set out to raise more than $300,000 in pledges and gifts toward this work, which by God's grace was accomplished, and which was the "sign" we prayed for in order to put our house in Tucson on the market and move to New Jersey.
Now, four years later, we are praising God for His blessing.
To read the rest, follow this link to our blog, where I posted the whole thing.
Thanks again to everyone who came out, and especially to those who brought guests.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Pastor Phil Henry
how does it sound marc you check it out? I found brents doesn't quite work on mobile format. changed it this week and heard it sounds good. however on MacBooks maybe not so much. open to hear how its been working for folks.
Thanks for sharing this, bro! Looking forward to hearing and singing w/ you all on Sunday.
I heard this unfortunate news from Daniel just a bit earlier today. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I'll be praying for you, Elena.
I am seriously considering skipping class.. Ill see what I can do.
Actually, I'd gone to Jacob's Well for a month or two but thought it was too far (35 min away). So I came to Mercy Hill (50 min away).
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A collection of manifestos originally published in 1938, The Theater and Its Double is the fullest statement of the ideas of Antonin Artaud. We cannot go on prostituting the idea of the theater, the only value of which is in its excruciating, magical relation to reality and danger," he wrote. He fought vigorously against an encroaching conventionalism he found anathema to the very concept of theater. He sought to use theater to transcend writing, to break through the language in order to touch life."
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To illustrate how impactful Tulsa's beating from FAU is, I probably wouldn't be writing this column if Tulsa was 2-1. But after the Golden Hurricane's destruction by a team that appeared to have major issues of its own, it's obvious Tulsa (1-2, 1-0 AAC) has digressed substantially from its Week 1 win over Tulane. Tulsa has a much needed bye week to rest and diagnose the...
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Tulsa hires Frank Haith as new hoops coach
TULSA, Okla. -- Tulsa hired Frank Haith of Missouri as its men's basketball coach Friday, landing a major-conference coach to lead the Golden Hurricane's transition from Conference USA to the American Athletic Conference this summer. The 48-year-old Haith said the move came quickly: He was contacted Thursday and was particularly interested by Tulsa's upcoming move to...
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It's official: Tulsa held a press conference Friday to introduce Frank Haith as the Golden Hurricane's new head basketball coach, replacing Danny Manning, who had left for Wake Forest. Considering that Haith informed his boss, Missouri athletic director Mike Alden, via text message Friday morning that he was resigning -- and used the same medium to tell his players -- it...
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Tulsa G Pat Swilling suspended
Tulsa has suspended senior guard Pat Swilling Jr. pending a university disciplinary investigation and hearing. Details were not disclosed Wednesday. A school spokesman said it is against university policy to discuss ongoing disciplinary proceedings. Swilling averages 8.6 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game for the Golden Hurricane and coach Danny Manning. Swilling started...
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Meet Goldie, the Tulsa canine "university ambassador."
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No. 4 Stanford 72, Tulsa 56
Chiney Ogwumike is accustomed to doing a little bit of everything for Stanford. The Cardinal needed all she had to get past the first round of the NCAA tournament - especially the spark she brings on both ends of the floor. Ogwumike scored 29 points and grabbed eight rebounds and top-seeded Stanford pulled away in the second half to survive a hard-fought effort by 16th-seeded Tulsa...
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Tulsa 75, UCF 66
Tulsa coach Matilda Mossman sounded as stunned as anyone when she let the realization dawn that a season that began 0-5 was going to culminate with the school's second berth in the NCAA tournament. ''I'm just so excited, a chill went through my body when I said we're going to the tournament,'' said the second-year coach after Tulsa defeated Central Florida...
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Former Tulsa star Seals added to Manning's staff
Shea Seals, the former Tulsa star whose NBA career was cut short by a knee injury, is returning to the Golden Hurricane to serve on new coach Danny Manning's staff. Manning announced Wednesday that he has hired Seals as the director of player development and team manager. He says Seals will be a mentor to Tulsa's players, incorporate life-skills opportunities into the program...
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Bitson hired to coach Tulsa running backs
Former Tulsa receiver Dan Bitson is returning to his alma mater to serve as an assistant coach. Head coach Bill Blankenship announced Friday that Bitson will be the Golden Hurricane's new running backs coach, filling a vacancy created when Holman Wiggins took a similar job at Memphis. Bitson, a 2007 inductee into the University of Tulsa Athletic Hall of Fame, has spent the...
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The last two years has been a real journey. Through healthy eating and Integrative treatments from a practitioner called Humphrey Bacchus, I have almost cured what was diagnosed as the most severe form of IBS and am now on the ever winding path to recovery, although I continue to remain sensitive to wheat.
The blog charts part of this journey, experiementing with a mixture of healthy recipes, all with the same aim for speed and ease, making them practical for everyday. There is also a selection of videos under the video tab too, with a real mixture of lighter plates, home comforts and tasty treats for you to enjoy and experiment with. I hope you find them as enjoyable to read and make as I did to write.
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New OS, same old tweaks.
The touchscreen Samsung Omnia Lite B7300 mobile phone is compact, slim and supremely fast to use. Plus, it's got a great 3.15 megapixel camera and media player, too.
At just 107 mm x 51 mm wide and 12 mm thick, phones don't come much more sleek than the Omnia Lite. But that's not to say that Samsung has skimped on functions. Far from it, in fact.
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text: Import Export Product Description HS Code India import data and statistics of January 2011 of chapter 03 - Fish and Crustaceans, Molluscs and other Aquatic Invertebrates. Live online India Import Data Of Chapter 3 Fish And Crustaceans, Molluscs And Other Aquatic Invertebrates January 25, 2012 , New Delhi Total Import value in January of all products categories under Chapter 3 Fish And Crustaceans, Molluscs And Other Aquatic Invertebrates was USD 6.28 M, a increase of 40.87% compared to December 2010. Here is a breakup of major products categories with growth rates. Sr No. HS Code Products Value USD M Growth Compare to Prev. Month Top 5 Indian Ports Top 5 Destination Countries 1 0302 Fish, Fresh or Chilled, Excluding Fish Fillets and Other Fish Meat of Heading 0304 3.38 18.23% Agartala LCS, Sutarkandi LCS, Bombay Air, Delhi Air, Manu LCS Bangladesh, Japan, United Kingdom, Norway, Thailand 2 0307 Molluscs, Whether In Shell or Not, Live, Fresh, Chilled, Frozen, Dried, Salted or In Brine; aquatic 1.07 241.08% Cochin Sea, Madras Sea, Tuticorin Sea, Madras Air, Bombay Air Oman, India, Yemen, Democratic, Sri Lanka, United arab Emirates 3 0304 Fish Fillets and Other Fish Meat (Whether or Not Minched), Fresh, Chilled or Frozen 0.87 200.94% JNPT, KANDLA, Madras Sea, Cochin Sea, Calcutta Sea Vietnam, Democratic Rep. of, India, Singapore, Norway, Netherlands 4 0306 Crustaceans, Whether In Shell or Not, Live, Fresh, Chilled, Frozen, Dried, Salted or In Brine; Crust 0.69 7.86% Madras Sea, Cochin Sea, Madras Air, JNPT, Bombay Air India, United States, Thailand, Canada 5 0303 Fish, Frozen, Excluding Fish Fillets and Other Fish Meat of Heading 0304 0.15 -25.03% JNPT, Bombay Air, Delhi Air, Madras Air Norway, United Kingdom, Japan, Canada 6 0305 Fish, Dried, Salted or In Brine; Smoked Fish, Whether or Not Cooked Before or During The Smoking Pro 0.11 -27.48% Agartala LCS, Bombay Air Bangladesh, Norway These findings are based on India import data through January-2011 . InfodriveIndia Trade data is the most up-to-date information on India's foreign trade , It covers 94 ports in India like JNPT, Bombay Air and Sea , Chennai Air & Sea , Delhi IGI Air, Delhi Tughlakhabad ICD, Delhi Patparganj, Kolkata Air and Sea, Bangalore Air and many more. InfodriveIndia.com trade data is available for online analysis within 3 weeks from date of export import at InfodriveIndia.com compared to Govt sources which are around 6 months old. About InfodriveIndia InfodriveIndia.com is the market leader and primary source of India Export Import Trade information in India. The India Import Export data bank, which is at the core of InfodriveIndia.com trade information services is unique. It is based on the Bills of Entry and Shipping Bills filed at various ports, InfodriveIndia reporters collect this data from every Indian port, and InfodriveIndia database yields the most timely, accurate, comprehensive information available on trade through India Ports. More specialized InfodriveIndia databases are US Import Data, UK Import Data, China Export Import Data, Russia Export Import Data, Sri Lanka Export Import Data, Latin American trade data, Chile Export Import Data, Peru Export Import Data, Argentina Export Import Data, and Uruguay Export Import Data . Latest Import Export News DateSubjectCompiled By 22-10-2014India's Oilmeals Exports Down 43 Per CentInfodrive India Team 22-10-2014Buoyant sentiment, attractive price sees surge in gold buying on DhanterasInfodrive India Team 22-10-2014India to take Moscow route to channel oil payments to TehranInfodrive India Team 22-10-2014Govt may incentivize exporters taking the e-commerce routeInfodrive India Team 22-10-2014Falling global crude prices bolster India's economic outlookInfodrive India Team 21-10-2014India and Vietnam to sign a defence pact amid China's growing aggression in regionInfodrive India Team 21-10-2014India sugar imports to prove bigger than forecastInfodrive India Team 21-10-2014US chicken exports to India more likelyInfodrive India Team 21-10-2014United Spirits moves to run Diageo brands in IndiaInfodrive India Team 21-10-2014Hyundai to make India export baseInfodrive India Team


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The move, which clears about $2 million in salary-cap space, came after the coaching staff decided Ryan Kalil would replace Hartwig as the starter in 2008.
``We had decided to go in another direction at center and Justin would have been able to come in and compete for the starting spot at right guard,'' general manager Marty Hurney said. ``But we decided probably the right thing to do for Justin was make this move now and see if he can get with a team that would consider him as a starter at center.''
Hartwig joins left guard Mike Wahle as the second starter on the line to be let go since Carolina finished a disappointing 7-9 season.
Two years ago, Carolina lured Hartwig away from Tennessee with a five-year, $17 million deal. But Hartwig wasn't the dominant player the Panthers had hoped. He missed most of the 2006 season with a groin injury, and the Panthers drafted Kalil in the second round last year.
While Hartwig started 15 games last season before missing the finale with a knee injury, the Panthers planned on Kalil being the long-term answer at center.
``There are things like this that happen all the time in free agency. But this certainly says nothing negative about Justin,'' Hurney said. ``He did everything we asked since he came in here.''
The Panthers have identified the offensive line as one of their top offseason priorities.
Carolina placed the franchise tag on right tackle Jordan Gross and re-signed left tackle Travelle Wharton, who could move to left guard next season. The Panthers also signed free-agent guard Keydrick Vincent, who could end up as the starting right guard.
Carolina also could pick up a tackle with the 13th pick in the draft.
Hartwig is the latest veteran to be jettisoned in an active offseason for the Panthers, who have missed the playoffs for two straight years. The Panthers have also released starting running back DeShaun Foster, linebacker Dan Morgan and quarterback David Carr.


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Poverty? Pah. That doesn't REALLY exist any more
Re: The measure of Poverty
There happens to be a piece on Vox on this very issue:
Based on this I'd disagree with the notion that it leaves out "almost all of the things done to try to alleviate poverty" (it does leave out a lot though).
Re: Ironic.
>This is one cost of debasing words...
I'm not so sure the words poverty or poor have been debased lately (as a result of a cunning leftist conspiracy or otherwise), rather it seems they have been used in the absolute and relative senses for quite a while: Webster's 1828 edition defines poor as
"Wholly destitute of property, or not having property sufficient for a comfortable subsistence; needy. It is often synonymous with indigent, and with necessitous, denoting extreme want; it is also applied to persons who are not entirely destitute of property, but are not rich"
Europe's Google wrangle: PLEASE, DOMINANT Mr Schmidt? More?
Google is the dominant search engine so, in general, what they choose to show (or not) is of immense consequence: in practice, if your site is not among the top results from Google, it is as if it didn't exist. With this in mind, it is really beside the point whether there are other search engines: the issue is not that there is no choice for the users making searches, but that there is a rather substantial effect on third parties. As stated in the article, this becomes a competition issue if and when Google uses its dominance in search to push its other services, akin to Microsoft leveraging its dominance in the desktop OS market (Windows) for an advantage with its other products (e.g. Office). Whether there is a good solution for this is another matter, one suggestion has been separating the search business into an independent company.
Re: The unfairness goes much deeper
"Seems like the standard Euroweasel's complaint. Whatever happened to Capitalism (the little of what remains in the Eurozone, that is?)"
A combination of name calling and a personal insult followed by a spurious reference to the cold-war era Capitalism-Communism divide, which by now is rather stale and in any case irrelevant in the context. Otherwise void of content.
The unfairness goes much deeper
Google's business model is, in essence, profit from privacy violation. In this context this means blatant disregard for EU data protection law, which Google's EU-based competitors cannot ignore; Google has enjoyed a crushing, patently unfair competitive advantage (being able to rake in revenue by pushing ads more effectively with its extensive (but illegitimate) user profiling), which largely explains the lack of competition from the EU and Google's dominance therein.
Ceterum censeo Google esse delendam.
US citizens want stricter CO2 regulations by two to one – Yale poll
Re: This one is predictable
Sadly, this seems pertinent to the downvotes and Tom's comment above: "
Everyone knows that the American right has problems with science that yields conclusions it doesn't like. Climate science — which says that we face a huge global externality that requires not just government intervention, but coordinated international action (black helicopters!) has been the target of a sustained, and unfortunately largely successful, attempt to damage its credibility.
But it doesn't stop there. We should not forget that much of the right is deeply hostile to the theory of evolution.
And now there's a new one (to me, anyway; maybe it's been out there all along): it turns out that, according to Conservapedia, the theory of relativity is a liberal plot.
" (http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/10/first-they-came-for-the-climate-scientists)
Re: This one is predictable
re cost: in his most recent NYT column Krugman argues that the cost - relative to GDP - is minuscule, based on figures from the *US Chamber of Commerce* (http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/05/30/opinion/krugman-cutting-back-on-carbon.html).
Mozilla launches Flame reference handset for Firefox OS
Re: Good luck with that.
Um ... changes are that you got a faulty piece of kit: mine works a-ok and, imho, is kind of impressive for the money as such and also as an indication of the general readiness of the platform. Mine did update itself ota as about the first thing though, so the problem could be a crappy, early software flashed at the factory (?).
Senate slams ad servers for security failings
Better Better yet
Make advertising strictly opt-in.
Hey, Michael Lewis: Stop DEMONISING Wall Street's SUPERHUMAN high-speed trading
Re: Why do we have stock markets?
> 2) ...
Or maybe moving to a market where bids and offers are matched and transactions executed at the end of the day so that the highest bids get what is on offer at the mean price of each match. This would serve the long-term investor just fine while eliminating much of the volatility (and, incidently, HST ;).
This is about converting priviledged access to profit, which is siphoned off from those without such access i.e. the market is rigged to the benefit those with such priviledged access. Attributing the spread getting smaller over time entirely to HST is sketchy at best, automating the trading in general and increased competition between exchanges is a more likely (and obvious) explanation. In fact, the front running at issue here would seem to have an opposite effect as the aforementioned profit doesn't flow from thin air, but comes from the regular buyers and sellers, who end up with paying slightly more (or getting slightly less).
US to strengthen privacy rights for Euro bods' personal data transfers
Even without Snowden leaks it was clear that 'safe harbour' was (worse than) useless: US companies have been operating with blatant disregard of the EU data protection laws. Case in point: Google's troubles with CNIL (see e.g. http://www.cnil.fr/english/news-and-events/news/article/the-cnils-sanctions-committee-issues-a-150-000-EUR-monetary-penalty-to-google-inc/ ).
Triple-headed NHS privacy scare after hospital data reach marketers, Google
Re: What has it got on its serverses?
>... then what's the problem?
Maybe that the data was supposed to be strictly confidential, accessible to named individuals within PA Consulting only? Instead, a company with the business model - in essence - of violating privacy for profit on a massive scale was given a copy. It does not help that Google fancies that the EU data protection law does not appy to them (on record, no less: http://www.cnil.fr/linstitution/actualite/article/article/google-failure-to-comply-before-deadline-set-in-the-enforcement-notice/).
UK citizens to Microsoft: Oi. We WANT ODF as our doc standard
Re: Thanks
> ... the market ...
Indeed, the market, competition. I'd give it a try before dusting off Das Kapital. Hence ODF.
France demands that Google post badge of shame on its pages
>... The French are being plonkers, IMO.
I wouldn't say that it is only a) about the combining of data (new TOS) and/or b) the French (CNIL).
See the letter to Google from OCT 2012, signed by just about every (?) EU data protection authority: http://www.cnil.fr/fileadmin/documents/en/20121016-letter_google-article_29-FINAL.pdf (from http://www.cnil.fr/english/news-and-events/news/article/googles-new-privacy-policy-incomplete-information-and-uncontrolled-combination-of-data-across-ser/)
Blighty's laziness over IPv6 will cost us on the INTERNETS - study
Likewise I have a timer switch that turns the router off briefly in the wee hours combined with a startup script that pulls the MAC for the WAN port from /dev/urandom (on dd-wrt). With the browser clearing cookies, local storage, cache etc. on exit this should keep Google and its ilk at least somewhat in check as far as tracking goes. :)
Do Not Track W3C murder plot fails by handful of votes
As a (partial) solution by other means, ISPs could offer privacy options (that might be enabled by default for the great unwashed), such as NAT (effectively destroying the association with an IP-address and a particular user/device, already widely used with mobile data) and mapping known ad servers and other trackers to 127.0.0.1 (or similar) in DNS (akin AdAway / custom hosts file).
Obama to Merkel: No Americans are listening to you on this call
Re: Its like when you have proof that a politician is lying...
>...how do you propose any nation "punishes" the US?
In this particular context eliminating US tech products from official or infrastructure use by law would seem to have merit: a fair and prudent precaution also amounting to punishment.
Electronic Frontier Foundation bails from Global Network Initiative
I'm afraid the reality of it is that the big US corps don't actually give a hoot about privacy (if there is money to be made). Case in point: Google's current troubles with CNIL and other EU data protection authorities.
French data cops to Google: RIGHT, you had your chance. PUNISHMENT time
Realistically, though, we are going to see no such thing. Instead, Google will either relent soonish and start following the law or be forced to do so after a (more or less prolonged) court battle. Although the initial fines may be of no consequece to them as such, they cannot simply pay and continue to operate as if nothing had happened as this would amount to an admission of guilt and continuing breaking the law, which, in turn, would just result in litigation, criminal and civil, from the hopeless position of having admitted guilt and continuing with the offense.
Samsung proposes 'remedies' to EU antitrust chief in fine dodge hope
I don't think they can 'move out' without giving up the European business (i.e. ad sales) at the same time. Hence there no real change of them 'moving out'. Also, currently their global tax shenanigans are based on having a presence in Ireland and the Netherlands.
Google FAILS in attempt to nix Gmail data-mining lawsuit
Re: Big consequences?
>If they were to win this lawsuit that would surely put paid to any
>e-mail anti-spam and anti-virus scanning at the server level?
Not really, as long as no information about the scanned emails leaks from the scanning process (i.e. is kept in a form that may allow linking it back to sender / recipient(s)).
Re: Implied consent
I'm not so sure of that, even for Gmail account holders: Google's privacy statement and/or Gmail T&Cs do not explicitly mention scanning emails for profiling (for advertising) or at least finding that takes quite a bit of interpretation, which makes meaningful consent rather suspect. As for senders from other providers, there is not even that.
Latest Snowden reveal: It was GCHQ that hacked Belgian telco giant
A crime, plain and simple.
WAIT! Don't you dare send that ad-spaff email without 'specific' consent
Re: Death penalty for companies
... or maybe a categorical marketing ban for a fixed period? (akin to prison sentence, could come with a probation period too)
Silicon Valley slurped millions of NSA cash for PRISM participation
Worth noting?
The companies no longer deny any knowledge of PRISM (which - I seem to recall - was their initial position).
Snowden journalist's partner gave Brit spooks passwords to seized files
Re: Schultz A lot of frustrated officials
>If it turns out this use of the law was "Legal" then I guess that law will
>have to go, as it is clearly too widely defined and abusable.
Quite. Here the scandal may not be that what was done was illegal, but that it may have in fact been legal.
Fanbois taught to use Apple's new killer app: Microsoft Windows
An idea
How about Apple putting some serious resources into Wine? This should have interesting implications beyond running native Windows apps on Mac OS. :-)
Larry Ellison: Google is ABSOLUTELY EVIL, but NSA is ESSENTIAL
Re: He actually said that ?
>special attention and harassment
Like that previously applied to Laura Poitras (Glenn Greenwald's (mostly) silent partner in reporting the Snowden leaks)? (see: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/18/magazine/laura-poitras-snowden.html )
NSA security award winner calls for hearings into agency's conduct
Google is not opt-in as far as its data collection via its ad services, Google Analytics and G+ goes. In fact, even opting out from these is difficult if not impossible.
NSA chief leaks info on data sharing tech: It's SharePoint
"A huge break in trust and confidence"
Indeed. Fortunately there was this chap with enviable intergrity to blow the whistle on it.
UK data cops to Google: You've got three months to sort out privacy
Re: What's the problem?
>Did you read the same Google privacy policy as I did?
Of course. And therein lies the problem: as it is, the privacy policy is so wide open to intepretation that your and mine above are both possible. Hence it is not sufficiently detailed to be the basis of meaningful consent.
With Google you can't ultimately go elsewhere (never mind delete your data): their ads and Google Analytics cover most of the intenet and mean data collection on a vast scale without user consent (or even knowledge for the vast majority of users). They admit using the former for profiling (i.e targeting ads), whether they combine what they get from the latter to the profile is unclear (which is one of the many omissions in the privacy policy and/or a problem with their MO in general).
Re: What's the problem?
The problem is that Google, in essence, sees fit to collect whatever it can get, use it however it pleases, keep it as long as suits their fancy and give (trade / sell) the information to whoever it chooses*. This is incompatible with the EU data protection regime which requires consent to data collection and use, and a detailed description of the same as a basis of such consent (i.e. there can't be meaningful consent without the details).
* a casual reading of the privacy policy may indeed leave one with an impression akin to that in the OP, however, taking a closer look reveals that pretty much every restriction comes with a loophole to negate it, some of these are explicit, others exist because of vague or completely omitted defintions of key terms
France gives Google three month DATA PRIVACY DEADLINE
I have been wondering whether Google is just arrogant (and ignorant/stupid) or arrogant and unscrupulous here. I would presume the latter: they probably figure that by effectively ingoring CNIL and the other data protection authorities they can keep doing what they are doing for a substantial while longer and maybe even get a break ot two in the court(s) where this is going to end up. At any rate, it seems ill-advised to blatantly disregard the EU data protection laws, if only because the likely outcome, a court decision finding (some of) their current practices illegal and the publicity arising from the proceedings; Google's business model rests firmly on the deep ignorance of the general population (most of whom wouldn't have the slightest idea of, say, what a cookie is).
My bleak tech reality: You can't trust anyone or anything, anymore
Exceptionally worthy article, quality discussion.
Cook: Apple has 'no current plan' to pull profits out of Ireland
Re: IRS Would Like to Tax the World
As it is they might be inviting a lawsuit for damage due to lost goodwill or because shareholder money is sitting idle instead of having been doled out as dividends (which, after all, is supposed to be the point of being a shareholder).
Senators: You - Cook. Apple guy. Get in here and bring your tax books
Re: If you want to see some of the tax money...
Alternatively, give advance notice that there will be rate hike next year. Amounts to the same thing without loss of revenue.
Apple users: Only Apple can track us! Not Google
Re: Dear Appletards
The problem with that is you really can't avoid Google's ad-pushing services (and Google Analytics) on 3rd party web pages. These are (or can be) used to collect profiles as well (IPs which Analytics collects and keeps are as good as cookies in most cases, or actually better in that they are globally unique identifiers at a given point in time).
Yahoo! will! ignore! 'Do! Not! Track!' from! IE10!
Since I didn't see it explicitly mentioned I'd like to register my displeasure with a) the disdainful attitude these US companies have towards EU privacy law, which amounts to b) pushing the US law (lack thereof, really, when it comes to privacy) unto us.
Steelie Neelie: Settle your Do-No-Track squabbles or else
If this was only about collecting profiles for on-line advertising, something like do-not-track might be good enough. However, the underlying general issue is privacy in a world where collecting, combining and looking up information on an individual has been - and continues to be - completely transformed by technology, hence something along the lines of a blanket ban on collecting and using information that *might* be personally identifiable is needed. This would then have narrow exceptions, most importantly allowing collection and use with consent (= opt-in) with the provision for opt-out later (= the right to be forgotten i.e. having the data relating to you deleted, or, failing that due to technical or legal reasons, only used as strictly necessary for those technical or legal reasons).
Euro watchdog to charge Microsoft on web browser choice boob
A bottom-line hurting fine would seem deserved and necessary or else the essential take home message is that EU competition law and the authorities enforcing it need not be taken seriously.
Ex-HP boss Mark Hurd's $53m gold parachute approved by judge
> "may appear extremely rich or altogether distasteful to some"
Something sort of akin to a wee bit of not totally unlike that, yes.
Guardian's Robin Hood plan: Steal from everyone to give to us
Re: This is serious
I do agree about the demise of proper journalism being a serious issue. I wonder whether a viable micropayment sceme where you'd conveniently pay a couple of cents / pennies /per article as you go would make a difference. (This was talked about in the 1990s if not earlier, still no such thing, apparently? Technically, at least, it shouldn't be that much of a problem ...).
Tacky mobile ad networks could kill publishing, survey shows
Currently it would seem that on-line advertising is in for a rough ride. End-users can effectively filter it out and increasingly do, for perfectly good reasons (such as privacy concerns, avoiding annoyance, faster load times, ...). If this means the demise of advertising in general down the line, it might be just as well: advertising is commercial propaganda, where the punter pays for being manipulated and misinformed (as a part of the price of a product or service). Also, it is worth noting that such propaganda undermines the premise of well-informed parties on the 'free market' i.e. in its current form advertising or marketing in general amounts to a serious systemic problem in a market economy.
A related thought: How do you trust a professional propagandist to give you accurate information when buying the services of the same or contemplating doing that?
Senate hears Microsoft and HP avoided billions in US taxes
A revenue-friendly alternative
... to a tax holiday would be raising the tax rate and announcing this well ahead of the change taking effect :).
Re: Perfect Example
A counterexample: the private healthcare system in the US vs. the public ones in the rest of the 'advanced' countries: in the US this takes ~18 % of GDP, OECD average is ~10 %, yet ~50 million people in the US are not covered.
'People will give you their data if you don't do nobbish things with it!'
A good start would be legislation making it a serious criminal offense to collect, keep, release, receive, process or otherwise use any data where there is any possibility that the data could be connected to a person, living or dead, unless:
1) The data is strictly needed to provide a product or service requested by the aforementioned person, and
2) The aforementioned person has given explicit, informed consent to the aforementioned use, and
3) The consent mentioned in 2) can be withdrawn at any time with the effect that the aforementioned data is kept and used only as strictly necessary for technical reasons or to fulfill a legal obligation.
(There would need to be exceptions for things like government records (tax, court / criminal, ...), credit information and such of course ... 'technical reasons' above is intended to include backup tapes and such ... )
Microsoft preparing for diskless Windows 8 PCs
Re: Still haven't separated OS and Data
I wanted to move the profile directory (Windows 'home directory') to another 'disk' (drive letter) with a Virtual Box installation I set up for running Lightroom on XP on a Linux host. I wanted the OS disk (C:) / image file to contain the barest minimum of stuff so that it would be easy to back up, while all the user data was to go on what XP sees as a network drive provided by Virtual Box, in reality a directory on the Linux side for easy access and backup (from the Linux side). The short of it is that it apparently couldn't be done.
The registry edit relocating the profile directory didn't work for a network drive, nor did junctions*. I suppose setting up a samba server on the Linux side for the profile directory might have worked, I didn' t try that as it seemed far too complicated for such a simple thing.
For my purposes moving the 'My Documents' directory to the 'network drive' was good enough and for this the Virtual Box network drive worked ok: it seems Lightroom puts most of its data there by default**. Lightroom gave me trouble about its 'catalog' (picture database) though, it didn't like this being on what seemed like a network drive to it. Turns out one can overcome this by using 'subst'***, which apparently always appears a local drive.
* I seem to recall the target should have been on a NTFS partition on a local physical disk.
** The only exception, I'd recall, was the raw converter cache, which, of course, was configurable from within Lightroom.
*** That is, 'My documents' is on the drive created by 'subst', which, in turn points to (a directory on) the 'network drive' provided by Virtual Box, which, in reality is a directory under my home directory on the Linux side (where I can use symbolic links to further map things around.
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